3 October 2015 | Euronews
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Afghanistan Kunduz attack may amount to war crime - UN Human Rights chief The US military said it launched an attack around the time a Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) charity hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz was hit by -
Sport England dumped out of their own World Cup Hosts England were dumped out of the 2015 Rugby World Cup following a disappointing loss to Australia on Saturday. The Wallabies got off too a -
Israel Palestinian attacker kills two people in Jerusalem's Old City, say police A Palestinian man has reportedly stabbed and killed two people in Jerusalem’s Old City before being shot dead by police. One woman is also said to be -
Sport Rugby World Cup 2015: South Africa down Scotland to move top South Africa kept their composure to down Scotland 34-16 in a thrilling Pool B match St James’ Park. The Springboks, upset 34-32 by Japan in their -
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Hungary Migrant crisis: Hungary poised to shut unofficial border crossings with Croatia As scores of migrants continue to flow into Croatia, there are reports that Hungary could close its unofficial border crossings with the country this -
Vatican Polish priest dismissed from Vatican post after coming out as gay A Polish priest has been removed from a Vatican post after telling a newspaper he is gay. Krzystof Charamsa says it is time for the Catholic Church -
Sport Thick haze in Singapore disrupts World Cup finals Thick haze in Singapore prompted swimming World Cup organisers to cancel Saturday’s finals. Southeast Asia has suffered for years from annual bouts -
Afghanistan Afghan government claims terrorists were hiding in hospital hit by air strike The medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres says an air strike that hit a hospital in northern Afghanistan went on for at least half an hour after -
Germany Merkel makes migrant plea as Germany marks 25 years of reunification German Chancellor Angela Merkel says her country is facing “big challenges,” as it marks 25 years of reunification. Speaking on the sidelines of -
Syria Russia launches more air strikes in Syria The Russian Defence Ministry on Saturday released footage of what it says were air strikes its forces carried out over the previous 24 hours. Targets -
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Greece Greek parliament opens with swearing in ceremony The new Greek parliament has been officially sworn in. Different lawmakers have taken different oaths: Greek Orthodox, Muslim, and political. The -
Nigeria Nigeria: at least 15 dead after double bomb attack in capital Abuja At least 15 people have been killed and dozens more injured after a double bomb attack in the Nigerian capital Abuja. One of the blasts happened -
Afghanistan At least 19 killed as air strike hits clinic in northern Afghanistan The medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres says at least 19 people have been killed after an air strike hit a clinic in northern Afghanistan -
Colombia Columbia drug lord dies in air force bombing One of Colombia’s most wanted drug lords died in a an air force bombing on Friday according to its government. Victor Ramon Navarro, known as -
Iran Hajj stampede victims' bodies flown back to Iran The first plane carrying the bodies of Iranian pilgrims who died in the hajj stampede in Saudi Arabia landed in Tehran on Saturday. President Hassan -
France Eurostar suspended after migrants break through Calais entrance Eurostar train services between France and Britain were suspended for several hours early on Saturday after dozens of migrants stormed its terminal -
USA US mass shooter had 13 guns US investigators say Chris Harper Mercer, who shot nine people dead at a community college in Oregon, had access to at least thirteen weapons. The -
Afghanistan 19 reported killed in air strike on hospital in Afghanistan An aerial bombing has killed at least 19 people at a hospital run by Medecins Sans Frontieres in the Afghan city of Konduz. According to the aid -
Afghanistan Médecins Sans Frontières staff killed after suspected US airstrike on Afghan hospital -
Guatemala Guatemala mudslide kills dozens, 600 missing The collapse of a hillside onto a town at the edge of Guatemala City has killed dozens of people. Officials say at least 600 people are believed -
World News Tiny, automated bus experiment begins in Greece Four tiny, driverless buses are on trial in the Greek city of Trikala, the first of five European cities to introduce the automated transportation -
Portugal Portugal set for Sunday's election Portugal is all set for Sunday’s general elections. The country’s prime minister Passos Coelho has made a final push to boost his chances of not only -
USA Top FIFA sponsors demand Sepp Blatter quits immediately Major football sponsors are demanding the immediate resignation of FIFA president Sepp Blatter. Companies that have long linked their brand names to